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Muhammad Mercurial Nigeria STRATEGIST OF EXUBERANT INTERNATIONAL WRITERS FOUNDATION. / WRITER AND EDITOR AT IAPWE.
In Arts and Crafts • 1 min read •
COUPLES DANCE

We danced on wounds,

 We bloomed from ruins,

 Now love wears perfume.


Your tears knew mine, 

Before our hands entwined, 

Two storms became sunshine.


We kissed through pain, 

Made shelter from rain, 

And chose love again.


Your silence screamed, 

My broken heart dreamed, 

Yet neither heart fled.


We had little bread, 

But dreams we fed, 

And shared one bed.


The world said, “End.” 

You stayed, my friend,

 And love learned to mend.


We buried goodbye, 

Beneath one last try, 

Now forever stands nigh.


Now look at us,

 No more “what ifs,” 

Just trembling lips.


The drums now play, 

Our fears give way,

 We made it today.


Your hand in mine, 

Our scars align,

 Two souls, one shrine.


I wore my pride, 

You cried inside, 

Still, love survived.


Now white clothes flow,

 Our old tears glow, 

As two hearts vow.


If time turns cruel, 

I'll still choose you,

 My home, my truth.


Let the music start, 

Let two scars dance,

 Love earned this chance


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